... guardians' budget for iS68-9 is revealed by a return moved for by Sir M. H. Beach, which relates to the cost of supporting the workhouse poor, and the disbursements in relieving or aiding the out-door paupers - technically in-maintenance and outdoor relief-for ...

... but there were at this time eighty. 'The surgeon also had to report that there wvas a grreat amount of diarrhtas in the workhouse, the result of improper and insuf-; ficient diet, especially as consistingr of too Nlsuch fluid msatter.l The diarrluea he ...

... Inquests, Yesterday.—Starving Child to Death.—Before Mr. G. I. Mills, in the Board-room of the Marylebone Workhouse, an adjourned inquest, which occupied several hours, upon Mary Anne Allen, aged 4 years, whose parents reside at 26, Wells street, Oxfordstreet ...

... THE LUNATIC POOR. Now that we seem to be fairly launched on the business of workhouse reform, it is highly desirable that the connection between lunacy and pauperism should attract more serious attention than has hitherto been devoted to it. From the ...

... moved amendment once adopt Archway with a notice to the Local Government Board that it was for a single workhouse, and that the present workhouse and its site soid. It was objected that this not put without notice motion, and it was taken that form. A ...

... holds on its way unchecked. In Donegal the workhouse hospital is crowded, and fever and dysentery prevail to alarming extent. In Nenagh the fever hospital contains 186 patients, and the hospital of the workhouse, with 247 patients, has 130 ill of fever ...

... Reporter, Cork journal, contains some disclosures »f a very extraordinary character respecting the mismanagement of the workhouse at Bantry, which, owing to the exclusion of the press from the meetings the board, and of strangers also, have only just ...

... of discipline or comfori into their workhouses, built and adapted for the purpose With respect to the second point, namely, the probable cosi of workhouse, we have ascertained the cost of three of th ...

... male inquiries at the workhouse, he was informed that tbe man was dis-harged. Subse. quently they received information from Mr. Stripling, the coroner's offlicer, that the man vwas dead. Upon thii a sergeant was sent to the workhouse to investigate tbe matter ...

... stations to Wellington College imoloseve. AGED MARRIED COUPLO S AT ST. MARY- LEBONE WORKHOUSE. Yesterday afternoon a number of ladise and gentlemen visited St. Maryleboue Workhouse in rse spouse, to aninvitatlon from the Quardians of the Pdor, for the purposo ...

... refused to receive into the workhouse. Witness strongly advised him not to leave the body in the streets, and suggested that he had better place it in some outhouse until he obtained an order for its.reception in the workhouse, but the defendant indignantly ...

... appointed Recorder of Poole. DEATH ?? STARVATION IN THE STaRET -Oa Tues- day Dr. Lankester held ani inquest at %he Marylebone Workhouse on the body of James Green, a shremaker, abount lity years of age. It appeared that the deceased lodged at a common lodging-house ...